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TTHS Prom 2019- “Met Gala: Twilight Masquerade” TTHS PROM 2019 Met Gala Friday May ,3 2019 7-11PM SKYDECK CHICAGO ~Willis Tower ~ DARE TO STAND OUT- THE LEDGE CHICAGO AT YOUR FEET The Ledge transforms how visitors experience Chicago. At 1,353 feet up, The Ledge’s glass boxes extend out 4.3 feet from the skyscraper’s Sky deck on the 103rd floor, providing never-before-seen views of the city. The tower is a world-renowned building, a Chicago icon. WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THE WILLIS TOWER? Willis Tower is 1,450 feet (443 meters) high – 1,730 feet (520 meters) including twin antenna towers. Willis Tower is the twelfth-tallest building in the world; it is the second tallest building in the North America and the Western Hemisphere, standing 1,450 feet and 110 stories tall. The Skydeck is the highest observation deck in the United States. Willis Tower is home to the highest public viewing area in the United States. The Skydeck is 1,353 feet (412 meters) above the ground. The lowest level of Willis Tower is 43 feet (13 meters) below the Franklin St. elevation. The combined weight of the building is 222,500 tons – that’s 445,000,000 lbs., 201,849,000 kg, or almost 20,000 city buses! The cost of building Willis Tower was in excess of $150 million. Willis Tower opened in 1973 and took 2,000 workers 3 years to build. It took the Ancient Egyptians 20 years to build the pyramids at Giza. The building has 4.5 million gross square feet (418,064 gross square meters) of floor space; or roughly 101 football fields. On a clear day, you can see four states – Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin and Michigan. Visibility from the Skydeck is approximately 40-50 miles (65 – 80 kilometers). The average sway of the building is approximately 6 inches (152 millimeters) from true center, but the building is designed to sway up to 3 feet. Willis Tower has approximately 16,100 bronze-tinted windows. 6 roof-mounted robotic window washing machines clean all 16,100 windows. Willis Tower elevators operate as fast as 1,600 feet (488 meters) per minute – among the fastest in the world. Willis Tower was designed for more than 12,000 occupants. Approximately 25,000 people enter the building each day. Approximately 1.5 million tourists visit the Skydeck each year. The Ledge’s glass boxes extend out 4.3 feet from the skyscraper’s Skydeck on the 103rd floor. Each box weights 7,500 lbs. The Ledge’s glass boxes are comprised of three layers of half-inch thick glass laminated into one seamless unit. The Ledge’s boxes have a thin film over the top layer of glass that assures a clear view 1,353 feet straight down! The Ledge’s glass boxes are designed to retract into the building, allowing easy access for cleaning and maintenance. The Ledge is built to withstand four tons of pressure and can hold 10,000 lbs.! The Ledge has what is called “heat tracing” to melt snow off the glass. TTHS Prom 2019- “Met Gala: Twilight Masquerade” Please take this information home to review with your parents and/or guardians. Prom flyer, Eligibility Form, Dress code, Date Request Form Wednesday, 2019 Prom Packets are available in your counselors office, online, the bookstore February 20, 2019 (102) and in the attendance center (room 114) Prom tickets will be sold for $145 per person afterschool between 3:00pm – TUESDAY 4:00pm in the bursar’s office (near security desk). The following steps must be FEBRUARY 26TH completed in order to purchase a ticket: Signed dress code form Guest permission form (if your date does not attend TTHS) PLAN on file in the CCC w/ Mrs. King College & Career Portfolio Completion All Outstanding fees must be paid *Students who complete the 2018-2019 FAFSA will receive a $20 discount!! TUESDAY, Prom tickets will be sold for $145 per person afterschool between 3:00pm – MARCH 5TH 4:00pm in the bursar’s office. (near security desk). The following steps must be completed in order to purchase a ticket: Signed dress code form Guest permission form (if your date does not attend TTHS) PLAN on file in the CCC w/ Mrs. King College & Career Portfolio Completion All Outstanding fees must be paid *Students who complete the 2018-2019 FAFSA will receive a $20 discount!! THURSDAY, ALL COMPLETED DATE FORMS (non TTHS students) MUST BE MARCH 7TH SUBMITTED TO MRS.MOODY FOR ADMIN APPROVAL!!!! FINAL DATE TO PURCHASE - Prom tickets will be sold for $165 per person TUESDAY, March 19TH afterschool between 3:00pm – 4:00pm in the bursar’s office (near security desk). (FINAL DATE The following steps must be completed in order to purchase a ticket: Signed dress code form TO Guest permission form (if your date does not attend TTHS) PURCHASE) PLAN on file in the CCC w/ Mrs. King College & Career Portfolio Completion All Outstanding fees must be paid *Students who complete the 2018-2019 FAFSA will receive a $20 discount!! Monday, April 29th 2019 Prom Court Voting LAST NAME: A-L Prom Favors & Tickets Distribution Tuesday, April 30th All TTHS students attending prom must be present LAST NAME: M-Z LOCATION: TBD PROM TICKET PICK-UP Tuesday, April 2, 2019 Petition for Prom Court Applications are due to Mrs. Moody in room 233 Pick up Prom Court Application from Mrs. Moody in room 233 TTHS Prom 2019 TTHS Prom 2019- “Met Gala: Twilight Masquerade Date Friday, May 3, 2019 ~ 7-11pm Place: SKYDECK CHICAGO 233 South Wacker Drive Chicago, IL Phone & Website 877-SKYDECK http://theskydeck.com Theme Colors: shades of Blue & Purple, Silver, Gold, Onyx, Ivory Tickets: You must have a valid school ID to buy a ticket. No “couple” tickets will be sold. Each person must have his/her own ticket. Prom Packets will be available in your counselor’s office, online and in the attendance center. Signed dress code form Guest permission form (if your date does not attend TTHS) PLAN on file in the CCC w/ Mrs. King College & Career Portfolio Completion All Outstanding fees must be paid Cash, Check, CC & Money Order accepted for payment Money orders should be made payable to: Thornton Township High School. Tickets will be distributed at the Prom Ticket Pick-Up Monday, April 29th & Tuesday, April 30th Pictures: See enclosed Picture Packet Menu: Elegant Dinner Buffett, Assorted Dessert Bar , Unlimited Soda & Juice Bar Favors: Favors will be distributed at the Prom Ticket Pick-Up Monday, April 29th & Tuesday, April 30th All TTHS students attending prom must be present. Directions: Visit www.mapquest.com or www.googlemaps.com Time: Doors will open at 7:00pm. You must arrive by 8:30 pm to ensure prom entrance. After 8:30pm, students and their guests will not be allowed to enter. No refunds will be given. Parking: Tower Parking – The parking lot is located directly across the street from the venue. Cost: $15 Entrance: TT students must have their school ID & ticket for entry. All guests must also have a picture ID Dress: If your attire is deemed unacceptable, and does not adhere to the dress code, you will not be admitted to the Prom. NO REFUNDS!!! NO EXCEPTIONS!!! IF WEARING A DRESS: • DRESSES MUST BE A FORMAL, OR AFTER FIVE EVENING GOWN •BARE SKIN CANNOT BE EXPOSED AROUND THE MIDRIFF •CUT OUTS ARE NOT PERMITTED •SHEER MESH COVERINGS OVER CUT OUTS ARE NOT PERMITTED Low Back Bare Skin Cut-Outs •CLEAVAGE AREA MUST BE COVERED •DRESS SPLITS CANNOT BE HIGHER THAN THREE INCHES ABOVE THE KNEE •THE BACK OF THE DRESS MUST BE AT LEAST THREE INCHES ABOVE THE WAIST •WEARING FORM-FITTING Cut-Outs Cut-Outs JUMPSUITS, CATSUITS, OR BODY SUITS WILL NOT BE ADMITTED •SHAWLS, JACKETS, WRAPS, OR ANY Sheer Mesh OTHER COVERINGS CANNOT BE Too Short Covering WORN OVER ATTIRE THAT DOES NOT MEET THESE GUIDELINES SAFETY PINS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO CORRECT INAPPROPRIATE ATTIRE!!! IF WEARING A SUIT: SUITS MUST BE AN AFTER FIVE TUXEDO OR FORMAL WEAR GANG PARAPHENALIA IS PROHIBITED HEAD SCARVES ARE NOT ALLOWED No Jeans / Gym Shoes FORMAL SHOES MUST BE WORN NO JEANS - NO GYM SHOES) FORMAL HATS ARE ALLOWED Split too high HATS MUST BE REMOVED UPON ENTRY TTHS Prom 2019 PROM ATTIRE GUIDELINES THE PROM EXPERIENCE SHOULD BE LOOKED UPON AS A SHOWCASE OF ELEGANCE, STYLE, SOPHISTICATION, AND GOOD TASTE. KEEPING THIS IN MIND, A COMMITTEE OF FACULTY, PARENTS AND STUDENTS HAVE MET AND PREPARED THE FOLLOWING PROM ATTIRE GUIDELINES FOR ALL STUDENTS AND THEIR GUESTS. IF WEARING A SUIT: IF WEARING A DRESS: SUITS MUST BE AN AFTER FIVE DRESSES MUST BE A FORMAL, OR AFTER FIVE TUXEDO OR FORMAL WEAR EVENING GOWN GANG PARAPHENALIA IS PROHIBITED BARE SKIN CANNOT BE EXPOSED AROUND THE HEAD SCARVES ARE NOT ALLOWED MIDRIFF FORMAL SHOES MUST BE WORN (NO CUT OUTS ARE NOT PERMITTED GYM SHOES) SHEER MESH COVERINGS OVER CUT OUTS ARE NOT FORMAL HATS ARE ALLOWED PERMITTED HATS MUST BE REMOVED UPON CLEAVAGE AREA MUST BE COVERED ENTRY DRESS SPLITS CANNOT BE HIGHER THAN THREE INCHES ABOVE THE KNEE THE BACK OF THE DRESS MUST BE AT LEAST THREE STUDENTS WHO ARE IN DOUBT OF INCHES ABOVE THE WAIST ACCEPTABLE ATTIRE SHOULD WEARING FORM-FITTING JUMPSUITS, CATSUITS, OR BODY SUITS WILL NOT BE ADMITTED BRING A PICTURE TO SHAWLS, JACKETS, WRAPS, OR ANY OTHER Mrs. Strong (room 111) COVERINGS CANNOT BE WORN OVER ATTIRE THAT Mrs. Proudfoot (room 169) DOES NOT MEET THESE GUIDELINES Ms. Lupescu (room 385) SAFETY PINS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO CORRECT INAPPROPRIATE ATTIRE!!!\ THORNTON STUDENTS AND/OR THEIR GUESTS WHO DO NOT COMPLY WITH THE ABOVE GUIDELINES WILL NOT BE ADMITTED TO THE PROM.
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